Carl Jocumsen is on the Harris Chain in Florida in January. He's going to go over how he uses his Humminbird Solix electronics to locate offshore grass clumps, which is how he finished well in the first Bassmaster Open of 2019.

0:35 Sonar transducer and display setup
1:48 What you're seeing on sonar, side-imaging and down-imaging and what you're looking for
3:26 Marking waypoints when you find an area you want to fish
5:18 Identifying baitfish on your sonar electronics
6:00 Using color charts in Lakemaster mapping to quickly identify color ranges
8:12 Fishing your waypoint-marked areas effectively
10:33 The most difficult areas for most anglers to interpret on sonar and down-imaging
11:15 The best part about Humminbird, you don't have to buy the latest and greatest with the biggest screens to get the tools you need, like down-imaging and side-imaging
12:24 Approaching the juice while catching the most fish without alerting the group
13:05 Identifying a bass in the tops of the grass on down-imaging and considering how to catch them
16:51 Making adjustments, like sensitivity, contrast and colors for different lakes
19:12 Looking for key features while on pad (30-40 MPH), screen setup and settings
21:52 Review the imaging, sonar and waypoint and positioning process and preparing to catch the fish